←Recommendations of A Quiet Place

A QUIET PLACE by Debbie Lamedman is a very enjoyable play to read. I couldn't help but associate the behavior of Luke to the behavior of some people in our society who feel they have the right to do whatever they want to do, however and where ever they please, without consideration for the rules or the people around them. That is especially true in our current state of affairs. That may or may not be what the author intended to be the underlying message, but that's what I gleaned from it and it was executed perfectly by Lamedman.

YES! That is what I wanted to shout when I finished reading this piece. Having so much experience of the "Luke's" of the world I was so pleased for the characters when they finally did what they did (no spoilers). All of them are brilliantly written. You want to cheer on the characters as the witty dialogue takes you through this very relatable scene to a wonderfully written ending. No way an audience couldn't relate to this. Very well done!

Bullies are everywhere and it's far time that the non-bullies fight back. Lamedman gives us a setting of a library and you'd think that would be such a safe place but turns out not. A Quiet Place gives us a revenge fantasy come to life and it feels just right. Shhhh!

A Quiet Place is a hilarious piece about that one person, who we’ve all known, who refuses to follow the unspoken rules. So, sometimes you must take matters into your own hands! Great writing! Loved this play!